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Introduction
A new site to allow interactive development of Embryology resources and information, initially supporting the original UNSW Embryology website and Embryology Weblog.
Note
- UNSW Embryology content has been derived under a number of different copyright restrictions, and therefore do not assume that you can reuse content found on this current site without permission.
- Click on images and movies to get full copyright information.
- This is not a forum for non-biological issues concerning development, all such contributions and editing will be deleted and blocked.
- Contributors - who has contributed.
- New - what is new on this Wiki.
Human Embryology
- Reproductive Cycles - reproductive cycles of different species.
- Fertilization - the methods and events surrounding fertilization.
- Embryonic Development - in humans the first eight weeks of development.
- Fetal Development - in humans from week 9 to 36 of development.
- Birth - the methods and events surrounding parturition or "birth".
- Timeline - a general overview of human development.
- Prenatal Diagnosis - techniques to diagnose abnormal development.
Human Neonatal
- Neonatal Development - the events of the first four weeks after birth (postnatal) of human development.
Human System Development
- Human System Development - describes human development of different systems and specialized organs.
Human Abnormal Development
- Human Abnormal Development - an introduction to the abnormalities of human development.
Animal Development
- Animal Development - an introduction to the development in other species, including those that are used as research models of development.
Contributed Pages
- Contributed Pages - pages prepared by experts following a request to contribute. Contributors - who has contributed.
- Student Pages - pages prepared by students as part of their course work.
Journals
- Journals - embryology journals.
- Recent Papers - recent papers in embryology appearing in the journals.
Class Notes
- Class Notes - a link to online undergraduate course materials.
